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“We can see that all the desirable experiences that we cherish or aspire to attain are dependent upon cooperation and interaction with other sentient beings.”

– Dalai Lama

Why Partner with CELs

Creating a better world requires teamwork, partnerships, and collaboration.

CELs has the capacity to provide stand-alone support/resources for community engagement platforms. We also welcome partnerships with other agencies. In the past, we have successfully partnered with many local and national agencies/bureaus, to name a few:

Creating a better world requires teamwork, partnerships, and collaboration.

CELs has the capacity to provide stand-alone support/resources for community engagement platforms. We also welcome partnerships with other agencies. In the past, we have successfully partnered with many local and national agencies/bureaus, to name a few:

To Name a Few Projects CELs Has Accomplished Since 2016:

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  • Portland Bureau of Transportation – Safer Outer Stark Street
  • Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability – Off-Road Cycling Project
  • ODOT – West Linn & Oregon City Pedestrian & Bicycle Crossing
  • City of Gresham – Rockwood Bike Route
  • Portland Bureau of Transportation – SE 122nd Avenue Street Safety Improvement
  • ODOT – Value Pricing Surveys for I-5 and I-205 Corridors
  • Portland Bureau of Transportation – Transportation Wallet Project
  • Portland Bureau of Transportation – Safe Streets Initiative 2020
  • Portland Bureau of Transportation – Rose Lane Project
  • TriMet – FY21 Budget/Annual Service Plan Outreach in Hillsboro and Happy Valley
  • ODOT/WDOT – Interstate Bridge Replacement
  • ODOT – I-205 Tolling
  • Multnomah County – Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Replacement
  • Metro – Regional Congestion Pricing Study
  • Portland Parks & Recreation – Glenhaven Park Improvement
  • Portland Parks & Recreation – Sustainable Future Planning
  • Green Lents – Lents Community Improvement Survey
  • ODOT – I-205 Area Improvement & Engagement
  • City of Beaverton – Allen Blvd Corridor Improvement
  • City of Hillsboro-Land Use Planning
  • BPS – Parkrose-Argay Development Study
  • City of Fairview – Halsey Code Project
  • King City Master Plan
  • Oregon Migrant Workers Housing Studies
  • Clackamas County HB2001 middle housing multicultural engagement
  • Portland Housing Bureau – Portland Housing Bond Survey
  • Washington County – Metro Bond Affordable Housing Development
  • Portland Bureau of Environmental Services – Columbia Slough Angler Education
  • Portland Bureau of Environmental Services – Columbia Slough Sediment Program
  • Portland Bureau of Environmental Services – Columbia Slough Fish Consumption Survey
  • Multnomah County – Columbia Levee Project
  • Washington County – Tualatin Soil & Water Conservation District Water (TSWCD)
  • Westside Wildlife Corridor for People and Habitat
  • West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District (WMSWCD)Long Range Planning & Connect SW PDX
  • Burau of Environmental Services – Invasive Species Community Education
  • East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District (EMSWCD) – Equity Plan
  • Washington County – Butternut Creek Enhancement
  • City Budget Office – Citywide Community Insight Survey
  • Clark County – A Stronger Vancouver Outreach
  • Water Bureau/Bureau of Environmental Services/Prosper Portland – Small Business Utility Relief (SPUR)
  • Bureau of Planning & Sustainability – Fix It Fair
  • Portland Bureau of Environmental Services – Sewer & Green Street Construction Outreach & response pilot program
  • Bureau of Environmental Services – City-wide Stormwater System Plan (SWSP)
    • Portland – OMF 311 Project
    • Portland Bureau of Emergency Management – Emergency Training
      • OSU Extension program – Solve Pest Problem Project
      • Portland Water Bureau – Curtailment Transcreation Project
      • Washington County – Solid Waste & Recycling

      Reports and Samples from Previous Engagement Work:

       

      Portland Community Insights Survey, 2019: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/cbo/79177

      Tualatin Soil & Water Conservation District (TSWVD), 2020 (Summary report prepared by Stamberger Outreach Consulting)